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JP2025 Grand Finale:A Cross-Continental Celebration of Love In Tanzania

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JP2025 Grand Finale:A Cross-Continental Celebration of Love In Tanzania

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 2 weeks ago

By Yusuf Olorunfeyidara, Taiwo Eniola, Ajegunle Pelumi, and Yusuf Aderonke On May 28, 2025, the curtain fell...

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Beyond Balloons and Smiles: Dinah’s Silence and the Urgent Call to Protect Nigerian Children

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Beyond Balloons and Smiles: Dinah’s Silence and the Urgent Call to Protect Nigerian Children

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 2 weeks ago

By Beatrice Anachuna Family Life Counselor | Founder, Family Rebuilders | Children & Women’s Rights Advocate The...

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Harmonizing Retirement Age in Nigeria: A Call for Consistency

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Harmonizing Retirement Age in Nigeria: A Call for Consistency

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 3 weeks ago

By Clara Ameh The retirement age in Nigeria has sparked intense debate, with various government agencies and...

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TETFund: FG’s medical school overhaul sparks hope for stronger healthcare system

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TETFund: FG’s medical school overhaul sparks hope for stronger healthcare system

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 3 weeks ago

By Archibong Esuene As rightly posited by Femi F. Oyinlola, Babafemi H. Afolabi and Oladapo F. O,...

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Vietnam’s Cultural Richness and Historical Prowess

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Vietnam’s Cultural Richness and Historical Prowess

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 4 weeks ago

By Ameh Gabriel Vietnam, a nation steeped in history and cultural depth, stands as a beacon of...

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From Division to Destiny: Vietnam’s Enduring Spirit of Reconciliation

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From Division to Destiny: Vietnam’s Enduring Spirit of Reconciliation

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 4 weeks ago

By Ameh Gabriel For more than a century, the Vietnamese people have endured extraordinary challenges from colonial...

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Who Truly Benefits? Unmasking Africa’s Economic Illusion

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Who Truly Benefits? Unmasking Africa’s Economic Illusion

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 1 month ago

By Ameh Gabriel Africa’s economic growth statistics paint a picture of rising GDPs, booming infrastructure projects, and...

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The Silent Shift: Integrating AI in Government and Military Operations

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The Silent Shift: Integrating AI in Government and Military Operations

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 1 month ago

By Ameh Gabriel In a world racing towards digital dominance, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as both...

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Prof. Idris Bugaje: A Visionary Transforming Technical Education in Nigeria

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Prof. Idris Bugaje: A Visionary Transforming Technical Education in Nigeria

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 2 months ago

By Ameh Gabriel Not only has the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) in Kaduna been refined...

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Toxic Politics, Silent Streets: Why Nigerians No Longer Protest and Why They Must

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Toxic Politics, Silent Streets: Why Nigerians No Longer Protest and Why They Must

Ameh Gabriel F. Posted on 2 months ago

By Media360impact Editorial Board In a country once known for its fiery activism and public resistance, Nigeria’s...

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